According to media reports, Japanese actor Ryo Ōsugi died of acute heart failure on February 21 at the age of 66.
Ryo Ohsugi debuted in 1973 and has been active in the film industry since the 1980s, and has participated in a large number of films and TV series, including a number of Kitano Takeshi works: "Hanabi", "Sonata", "Gangster", "Achilles and the Turtle", "Long live the director!" ", and was nominated for the Japan Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for "Hanabi".
In addition, he has also starred in film and television works such as "New Godzilla", "Talk About Love, Dance", "Under the Same Roof", "Lunch Queen", "War of Money" and other film and television works, and has long become the first familiar face supporting role in the audience's mind, with the alias of "actor with 300 faces".
Osugi Akira (right) Takei Wahokuno Fireworks
It is reported that Ōsugi was originally participating in the second season of the Japanese drama "Byplayers: If these 6 supporting characters live together", and after filming back to the hotel, he said that he felt abdominal pain, accompanied by the actors of the same drama, went to the hospital for treatment, but unfortunately eventually passed away.
The other four co-performers of "Byplayers" Kenichi Endo, Tomohiro Taguchi, Toyotomi Matsushi and Ken Mitsuishi expressed their deep remembrance of Ryo Osugi, "As an actor, Ryo Ōsugi continued to work on the front line until the end, bringing joy to everyone. He is our eternal goal, the object of our aspirations, and we are proud of him from the bottom of our hearts. Liansang, hard work, may you go all the way. Thank you. ”